This video captures a meaningful moment during our founder’s visit to the farm, where she was accompanied by her grandchild exploring and interacting directly with the farm ecosystem, including the ducks. It reflects the close connection between learning, nature, and family experiences that we aim to foster at The Learning Farm. Beyond empowering vulnerable youth, we also regularly host various engagement programs such as school visits, community gatherings, corporate outings

On October 28, 2025, Gouri Mirpuri delivered a presentation titled “Personal Learnings from the Ground in Rural Indonesia” at Singapore Management University (SMU). During the session, she shared reflections and experiences from more than two decades of working with vulnerable youth in rural Indonesia through The Learning Farm. The presentation highlighted the challenges faced by young people with limited access to education and employment opportunities, while also demonstra

Building on this collaboration, a volunteer team from the Singapore Red Cross—one of our main donors—recently visited and conducted an initial survey in several schools and communities in the Sukaresmi area to better understand the most pressing needs.

On August 17, 2025, our community joyfully celebrated the 80th Anniversary of Indonesia’s Independence Day with a spirit of unity and togetherness.

On August 13, 2025, we welcomed one of our Key Board Members and major donors, Mr. David Yaory, President Director of PT DGW. During his visit, he was taken on a tour of the farm and dormitory areas to observe the progress of Batch 48 students as well as learnt more about our ongoing programs.

On August 5, we welcomed Batch 48, consisting of 47 students—14 female and 33 male—representing 12 provinces across Indonesia, along with one refugee from Afghanistan.

On June 19, 2025, we proudly celebrated the graduation of Batch 47, consisting of 41 participants, including 12 women, from various provinces across Indonesia.

To continuously maintain and expand our network of partnerships, the team and Board of The Learning Farm (TLF) recently conducted a strategic visit to Singapore.

As part of the agenda, TLF representatives joined matchmaking meetings with several companies engaged in knowledge, trade, and sustainability. These meetings served as a platform for exchanging ideas, exploring potential collaborations, and strengthening our position as an NGO committed to sustainable development and youth capacity building in Indonesia.